Idwatchdog.com Website Review

Michael Greene has been the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer at ID Watchdog Inc. since March 2011. Mr. Greene has spent the past 10 years in the data security space; first with Webroot Software, PC Tools, and then Symantec. Mr. Greene has been granted two patents related to data security, and has spoken on the topic of data security around the world. At Webroot, he was recruited to develop and launch their first enterprise product, helped to launch offices in Europe and Asia, and established key sales channels contributing more than 50% of annual revenues. During his tenure, he helped grow product annual revenue At PC Tools, Mr. Greene served as Vice President of Product Strategy and Business Development building out the U.S. Office, establishing strategic sales channels, executing acquisitions, and defining the company’s next generation product strategy. During his tenure he helped to grow PC Tools annual product revenues to more than $90M and led the company into an acquisition by Symantec. Mr. Greene graduated from the University of Colorado with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology with a minor in Biochemistry; and from the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business with a Masters in Business Administration. Jay Lewis has over 25 years of executive level finance and accounting experience including 15 as the senior financial officer of publically traded companies. Mr. Lewis has raised over $300 million in capital via both public and private offerings and executed numerous M&A Prior to joining ID Watchdog, he was the CFO and a Director of Jones Media Networks, Ltd., which owned two cable television networks, the fourth largest network radio company in the U.S. and a satellite distribution business. Prior to his tenure as CFO at Jones Media Networks, he was the Vice President of Finance and Treasurer of Jones International, Ltd., a private holding company with ownership of companies involved primarily in media, for-profit education and telecommunications. Jones Intercable, Inc., which was the